Carlyle Observer

Long ago, a Persia king wanted to know about the hardships of his people. Often he went to the homes of the poor in disguise. One day he visited a very poor man who lived in a cellar. He ate the coarse food and spoke cheerful, kind words to him.

I'm sitting here, tired and with a slight headache, but the weekend was worth it. We drove up to Saskatoon on Friday and back Sunday evening, getting home around 9:30 p.m., I found myself completely drained.

Mr. Noel Gervais of Alida, SK passed away at the Regina General Hospital on Tuesday, April 1, 2014 at the age of 54. He was predeceased by his parents, Alex & Julia; brother, Oneil Gervais.

Crystal Begin has always had a knack for art. Over the years her love developed of both art and animals, which originally led her into wood burning but has since developed a new love, tattooing.

Last year the Lions Club of Carlyle enjoyed spending lunch with the students of Carlyle Elementary School and decided to spend lunch with the youth again this year. On Friday, April 4, five Lions members attended the school.

The Alida based Newalta facility became a two-time winner of the company's national safety award on Thursday, March 27th.

The extent to which it was taking place was likely exaggerated but we knew there were some students in our university dormitory who had arranged their class schedule to allow them to watch a particular soap opera every day.

Conflicting views on beaver management in the Moose Mountain Provincial Park have been issues for many years, but issues surrounding the actual workings of the watershed and Kenosee Lake are the underlying driving force of the concerns regarding wate

On Wednesday, April 2, the 25th Annual Contractor Safety Awareness Association's breakfast was hosted in Carlyle Memorial Hall.

The Moose Mountain Wildlife Federation held their 12th annual fundraiser dinner and auction on Saturday, April 5, at Prairie Place Hall in Arcola.